On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Lecture. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as talk or speech and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
Lecture in a sentence
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Lecture meaning
- A spoken lesson or exposition, usually delivered to a group.
- A class that primarily consists of a (weekly or other regularly held) lecture (as in sense 1), usually at college or university.
- A berating or scolding, especially if lengthy, formal or given in a stern or angry manner.
Example sentences (20)
In my experience, class instruction also typically expands on ideas only touched on in the lecture notes or slides.
Kenyatta spoke on Saturday at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, where he delivered the inaugural lecture.
Instead, this increasingly absurd organisation presumes to lecture Britain over our supposed disregard for the poor.
But it quickly became clear she wouldn’t be able to give her lecture there, and tried to move to a different location.
A constitutional law expert will also speak at the free event, which Mr Funnell said would be more than just a lecture.
After the lecture, attendees offered their insights, and Whittington retrieved a pen and paper to jot down their ideas.
Novy will lead attendees through the nature reserve and lecture on the prairie ecosystem and migrating birds.
If you too are experiencing spring fever, consider visiting Montgomery and attending the free Durr Lecture.
On February 3, 1848, he gave a public lecture about his ideas to 60 people at the New York Society Library.
Just as in the future, somebody's going to read that noble lecture by Toni Morrison and do the same thing.
I was nestled in my usual corner of the lecture hall, a spot that allowed me to melt into the background.
Oscar Allen Emancipation Memorial Lecture, which was scheduled to take place tonight has been postponed.
If you’ve attended a lecture at any point during college, you’re familiar with the “zipper symphony” that concludes each class.
He gave the defendant a lecture on the importance of paying his taxes, saying the country ‘relied’ on people paying their share.
It doesn’t feel like a lecture, which is really nice for me because I don’t like just being lectured,” said senior Chloe Limburg.
King’s original script took it even further, having Mulder leave an important lecture to check on Scully toward the episode’s end.
A Sauchie man has given a lecture on the infamous Sauchie poltergeist while on board a cruise ship.
Now, the district is contracted with Attorney Mark Harris to lead a Social Justice Lecture Series.
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo delivers the OR Tambo public lecture at the University of Fort Hare.
Students flit from lecture to lecture, seen in magnificent droves throughout the hallways at key points in the day.
Common combinations with lecture
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the lecture 35×
- lecture series 20×
- lecture on 19×
- lecture at 12×
- to lecture 10×
- public lecture 10×
- annual lecture 8×
- lecture to 8×
- lecture and 8×
- his lecture 7×
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About these examples
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